Submit an Article
Become a reviewer
Renata Rogowska-Kwas
Renata Rogowska-Kwas
Krakow Academy of Mining and Metallurgy
Krakow Academy of Mining and Metallurgy

Co-authors

Articles

Mining. Ecology
  • Date submitted
    2005-07-20
  • Date accepted
    2005-08-28
  • Date published
    2006-02-01

Assessment of Industrial Waste Storage Facility Impact on Groundwater

Article preview

Most industrial wastes are environmentally harmful. First of all, this applies to chemical wastes containing leachable organic and inorganic components. Leaky or poorly sealed landfills lead to groundwater seepage. They are typically characterized by high levels of ammonia, arsenic, chromium, lead, copper, zinc, iron, and organic compounds. The results of laboratory analyses of landfill leachates seeping into the soil and water environment are presented and quantitative changes in groundwater flowing from the area of the landfill under study are discussed.

How to cite: Rogowska-Kwas R., Macuda J. Assessment of Industrial Waste Storage Facility Impact on Groundwater // Journal of Mining Institute. 2006. Vol. № 2 167. p. 161-164.